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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-24
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Lowell. Mass, board of trade COM
pleted its organization Monday night.
An action of tort was commenced against
the city of Taunton, Mass by the owners of
the kmbles valve patents. The damages
are set at $50 600
John G Clark has given second million
dollars to the Clark University at Worcester,
Mass, for which the trustees are duly
thankful.
The steamer Plover, while crossing Trim
ity Bay Saturday night collded with the
schooner Trixie A. Five persons were
drowned.
Capt. James Thompson, one of the oldest
citizens Of Concord, n, H., and well known
boatmsn between Concord and Boston before
the advent of railroads, died Sunday night,
aged SO years
Barney Keete, lasorer Of middle age,
fell from the fourth story window Of block
in Manchester, n. H., Monday morning and
was killed.
Advices from Lake City, Mich state that
heavy fires are raging near there. Unless
heavy rains come soon great losses are
threatened.
George Stephen, the president of the Cana
dian Pacific, saws that his company proposes
to go into the grain handling and purchasing
business in the northwest and Manatoba on
an extensive scale. Enormous mills are to
be built at Keewatin.
Arrangements for the reception of O'Brien
in Toronto as protest against mis- treatment
in Toronto and Kingston, are about com.
| ple,ed. The demonstration will take the
form of a torchlight procession and monster
mass meeting.
| At Little Rock, Ark, Andrew Springer
who assaulted Mrs, Montgomery few dav.
ago, was taken from Jail Saturday night by
about forty men and hanged to tree. -Four
shots were fred into his body while ha lging
and before he was dead. Springer struggled
and fought ferociously while being carried
from jail
Edmond Won Tilly, professor Of languages
at Gastmans College, 3ith street, New York,
shot himself in the right temple this forenoon
at bis boarding house on 22d street. Nc
cause known.
Lord Colin Campbell who recently sued hi.
wife for divorce iu London, has been declared
bankrupt on the petition of the Duke OF
Marlborough, co defendant in the divorce
suit who lodged the petition in bankruptcy
against Lord Colin for his costs.
VIM. b. Oakley of Windsor Mass, was
araigned in the district court at Pittsfel1,
Mass, Monday morning on a charge of in
cest with his two daughters, Afrida, aged Z
and Isadora Is. He pleaded not guilty and
was held in $4,000 for trial June |. Oakley
is prominent church member, and n man of
good addIess He denies the charge, but
evidence is against him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-24
COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
irving to Work off Bogus Cash In Port.
iand-arrcst of Nine Men at the Eagle
Hotel.
PORTLAND. Nav %.

PORTLAND. Nav 90.
For several days past the police have sus-
pected that there was a gang of men in the
cHy trying to work of lot of counterfeit
money. party of men have been stavinp
al the Eagle hotel, since Friday for the osten-
sioie purpose of selling soap. A day or two
ago one OF them made proposition to a man
on Middle street to furnish him with lot OF
counterfeit money. He didn't care TO nego-
tate but gave information to the police. To-
aay Detective True has been helping the po.
ice. Shortly about noon today Deputy
Marshal Black took squad of officers and
proceeded to the hotel at the corner of India
and Middle streets. The policemen found
the men they were after, not more than two
oeing IN the same room. They arrested one
after another until they had seven. Two
more were seen coming down the street
towards the hotel. The officers got behind
the door and the men walked unsuspectingly
In and were collared. They were then
marched off to the station, nine of them in
all.
The men are all the way from % TO So
years Of age. They are quite well dressed.
On the hotel register eight of them were
written down as follows
David Steinberg, New York.
Benjamin Komblen, New York.
James Burke, New York.
Lewis Simon, New York.
} +. Broderich, New York
Louis Gutenberg, New York.
Benedict Davis, Newark.
William Chase, Boston.
Deputy Marshal Black made careful
search OF the rooms they occupied at the
hotel, and looked through their effects. He
found no counterfeit money. 1t may be diff
cult to prove upon them the crime of passing
counterfeit money, but it was well ar
ranged piece of work by which the whole
gang was captured at once.
The men arreste d on the charge of intend
ing to pass counterfeit money this afternoon
are still in custody. 1t appears they came
to the Eagle House Friday 10 sell soap. A
carpenter, of Bethel, was staying at the same
house and he was approached by Steinberg
who wanted to sell HIN counterfeit mohey.
Carpenter said he had a friend to whom he
could sell some money. He made an appoint
ment with him and took Detective True as
the friend. Steinberg agreed to sell $500
counterfeit money for 800 good money, the
counterfeit money to be in valise which he
was not to open until he had got out of town,
and the money to be delivered Wednesday
On the strength of this the men were arrest
their effects.
1t is supposed that the men have not the
money but intended to work off valise full
of brown paper. 1t is doubtful if the men
can be held on any charge.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

w. ID. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind testi-
fes: 81 can recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has
given relief 10 every case. One man took six
bottles, and vas cured Of rheumatism Of 10
years standing" Abraham Hare, druggist,
Bellvile, Ohio, affirms The best selling
medicine have ever handled in my 20 years
experience, is Electric Bitters." Thousands
Of others have added their testimony, 80 that
the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys or
Blood. Only half dollar bottle at De-
vine & Coughlins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-24
FIGHTING FIRES.
Destructive ConfasaatiOns in Michigan
The Worst to Come.
MARQUETTE, Mich May

MARQUETTE, Mich, May %.
A despatch from Ironwood, Mich, new
mining town near the Wisconsin line, states
that at ) o'clock last evening the heavy for
est fires had burned their way to within half
a mile of the town and were being rapidly
driven bv a strong wind. All the inhabit
ants are fighting the fires but with little hope
of saving the town. A powder magazine has
exploded and at last accounts another one
containing 1000 pounds of giant powder was
surrounded by fire. Telegraphic communi-
cation has been suspended and further in
formation is difficult to obtain.
No county on the peninsula is now free
from the fires, and hard fighting alone has
saved all the towns threatened except Whit
nevand Lake Linden. Logging camps have
been entirely obliterated in many cases aud
the losses will be large. The fires are WITHIN
a mile of Marquette and the smoke makes
the air in the city almost intolerable. Unless
there ia rain soon there are fears of worse
results than those already recorded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-24
NO. 123:
WArERvII.r.E.

Wsterviile is still sgitsted over the water
question. II is reported on the best Of
snihority that the water company has decid-
ed to take water from Emerson stream and
pentions are being circulated in order TO in
dnce Its directors, if possible, to reconsider
thelr determination and use Kenpebec water
instead EMERSON stream flows sluggishlv
iot several miles over muddy bottom and
IL ss well known fact that in the warm
moh'hs OF the year the water is not only im-
pure but it is absolutely slimv with filth.
When kennehec water is so acces,,hle II
VIII be strange if the company sacrifices its
own interests by offering impure water TO the
public.
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GARDINER.

Ed, Tobey of the firm of Smith & Tobey
went to Boston on the boat, Monday.
II. w. Jewett & CO. s mill was shut down
NJ nday noon, waiting for logs.
f. w. Cox. the shoe man, has had flare
ing advertisement painted on the street
sprinkler
q. W. Cross has had the electric light put
in his store.
The Bowdoin college base ball nine will
play game of ball with the Gardiner nine
in this city Wednesday afternoon.
As Henry Hills two little sons were play
ing with an axe Monday forenoon, the older
one accidentally cut the end Of the fore fin
ger from the hand of the other.
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Reprieved on the GallowS.

SAVANNAH. Ga, May %.
Gov. Gordon's reprleve OF the wife murder
Lezzett reached Reidsville just on time to
stop the execution of the condemned MAJ.
He was on the scatfold and the sheriff was
preparing to give the death signal when Col.
Clifton who had ridden 40 miles at nigh,
through the woods, dashed into the crowd
and cried out to the sheriff TO hold "on."
The large crowd which had gathered to see
the man hanged seemed to be just as we'll
satisfied at seeing him reprieved and cheered
Justify. An inquiry into Lezzett's insanity
will be held at once. The suspension of SEN
tence is for 80 days.
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HALLOwELL.

The numerous friends and neighbors of
Judson S. Currier took him completely by
surprise Saturday evening May 2lst, to help
him celebrate his 2lst birthday. After spend
ing very pleasant evening and presenting
Jud with some very substantial tokens Of
their regards and listening to a poem by Il.
S Parker, and wishing Juison many a re-
turn of birthday anniversary, left for their
homes well pleased with the evenings exer-
else
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-24

section for the present. reserving the right
and power to restore it at the proper stage.
heaiey said thst the governments state
ment was very unsatisfactory
Msrum, member for North Kilkenny,
moved an additional proviso to the effect that
while cases of boycoting and other minor
offences be tried summsriy by magistrates,
cases Involving conspiracy and other serious
charges be tried by the superior court.
Ihe amendment was negstived-2l7 to
l26.
Several other amendments were offered
and rejected. Finally, after long discus
sion, clause of the bill was sdop,ed-os5 to
los.
The House adjourned at $50 A. NJ.
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SCAl,DED TO DEATA.
A Little Biddeford Boy Sits Down in
Pail OF Hot Water.

BIpDEFoRD, May %.
The iour-year old son of Mr.. Joseph Curtis
of Biddeford, sat down in pail of hot water
while his mother was washing the floor, Sat
urday, and was so badly scalded that he died
from the effects Sunday. The case of the
child of Mr.. Curtis is a curious one Inc
boy was said to be in no danger of losing his
lite bv reason of the injuries received lie
was taken suddenly worse, Sunday, however,
and died. and the family physician says his
death was the result OF the shock to his sys-
fem and the attending fright.
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THE DOODLE GIVER.
Further Proceedings in the Sharp Triai
in New York.

New YORK. Nav %.
The work of selecting jury for the trial
of Jacob Sharp continued Monday, IN the
court of oyer and termines. very lew spec
,stors were in the court, Eleven jurors
were in the box. The 18th seat being vacant
on challenge bv the defence, Herman Ingei
wss accented for the vacant chair. John E.
parsons of the defence, said: I'VE suspend
our teremptory challenges here to await the
course of the prosecution" We'll, swear
the ;urv.n said Judge Barrett. This caused
a momentary panic among Sharp's counsel.
Rut they we're relieved after moment oy
the pro;ecation, who resumed the challenge.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Clause Two OF the Irish Grimes 'lill
Adopted.
LONDON, NAV %.


Balfour, chief secretary for Ireland, reply
ing to Gladstone. in the House Of Commons,
tonight, promised to procure during recess
the return of the Irish sgrarian crime to the
end of May, and added that since the intro
duction of the crimes bill there had been a
marked improvement in the condition of Ire
land.
w. H. Smith, first lord of the treasury,
said the governments views in regard to the
amendments to the crimes bill we're that
those amendments which related to intimida-
tionlshould be considered and decided upon
in committee. The other amendments we're
not of serious nature until they came 10
Sir Charles Russeli's amendment for the
subsection relating to the Whiteboy acts.
The government would withdraw that sub
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-24

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable re-
covery of Mr.. J. +. Corley who was 80 help
less he could not turn in bed, or raise his
head; everybody said he was dying Of Con-
sumption. trial bottle of DIR. Kings New
Discovery was sent him. Finding relief he
bought a large bottle and box Of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills and two bottles of the Discov-
cry. he was well and had gained in flesh thir-
ty-six pounds. Trial Bottles of this Great
discovery for Consumption free at Devinc &
Coughlins.
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Careless Handling OF a Rifle.

DEXTER, May 70.
wm. Stewart. young Englishman' while
sitting in a window of Skeletons billiard room
at Dexter, over an open air shooting gallery
Ss,,rdsv evening, was shot in the back near
the spine, by the discharge of rifle caused
bv souabble for its possession. Physicians
cannot find the ball and Stewart is IN very
dangerous condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-24

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required II is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 20 cents per box. Foi sale
by Devine Coughlin. may29td&wly
Take a d. X and be O. X. See al.
mch6-Gm
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Mater for ThomastOn.

Work commenced this morning. on the
Thomaston extension of the Camden and
Rockland water werks. A big crew VIII De
mt on and the work will be pushed to COM
nletion at once. A big crew is at WORK also
On the Rocklsnd and Camden extension.
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IF. w. Kinsman Esq Dear Sir.-With
pleasure we order ten gross Adamson's
Botanic Cough Bslsam, showing conclusively
that merit has won the day, aud that your
Balsam ia taking the lead over the many
bottles of trash that now food the market"
From Smith, Doolittle & Smith, Druggists,
Boston. may2id&w1w
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was terrible sufferer with Salt Rheum-
preferring death to life. Dr. Kennedy's
Fsvorite Remedy cured me.-Chas. Owen,
Ironvile, n. Y. | acknowledRe Dr. Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy 10 be cure for
Gravel. and, so far ss know, the only cure.
j. NJ. Allen, Charlotte, N. Y. Price 81.
Send 2-cent stamp to Dr. Kennedy, Rondout,
n. Y, for book on Kidney, Liver and blood
disorders. Mention this paper.
aprill3h&w4w
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Case of SuICide.

BATH, May %.
One month ago. james o. House, ship
csrpenter, disappeared suddenly from Bath.
Sunday his remains were found noa'ing
in the river near the Arrowsic shore, two
,,;,.. below Bath. II 10 supposed to have
been case of suicide.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-24

J. b. Mason, Providence, X. L., suffered
with pneu monia, accompanied with a dry
cough, hoarseness, and entire loss Of voice.
z by ysiciaDs afforded him no relief. Wistar's
B alssm Of Wild Cherry cured him. and he
says it saved hi. life. may2fd&wlw
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tHarrteD.

In China, May 10. BY Rev. Geo. W. Weeks, James
7. Cook to Miss Mary A. Gray, both OF China Lew.
iston Journal please copyI
In Weeks Mills, Msy zl. At the residence Of Dr.
@. J. Nelson, By Rev. A: J. Nelson J: Harvey NO
sher 10 Mise n. Ls5ie Moody, both OF China.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Boston--Boston 8. Indianapolis 9-l0
innings.
At New York-New York l6, Pittsburg y.
At ladelphis-Chicago s, Philadelphia
5-l2 innings.
At wsshington-Detroit 6. Washington
10 innings.
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BASE BALL.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Portland-Portland l3, Salem 3.
At Lawrence-Lowell Is. Lawrence 7.
At Lynn-Boston Blues 4, Lynn 3.
The following is the standing of the New
England League clubs up TO date
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O'BRIEN SHOT AT.

Dastardly attempt Made on the Dublin
Editors Liie-Eeight Shots Fired AT the
Party, One OF Which fakes Effect in
the Drivers Wrist-rhey Receive a
Noliey OF Rotten Eggs as they Enter
the Hotel.
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Ncw York .noneN Market.

Nav YORK. May n
Money on call ranging from 81 tos
frime mercantile paper at 5aal per cent. Sterling
TO per cent. per diem and interest,
Exchange continues duh aud steady AT SAL a. s&l
Government bonds duh aud steady. Railroad bonds
dull.
The following are the closing quotations oil ~.
curitics:
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The following is the standing of the Ma
tioual League clubs up to date:

Lieut. Governor Mason Of Quebec has re-
signed his oflcs in consequence Of i'll health.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. May ~
FLOUR dull
WHEAT dull No. Chicago Spriag. s7IAs7i.
Corn AT ISL
OATS at l3l
RYE-Quet SO
BARLEN-hrm g.?
PoRk nj 20 so a % 90
LARD At o 62i 3 @ 65
BULK MEAr-~noulacra 5 70 Shart rib A SJs
Short oaaT. z s..
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CELTIC AND BRITTANiC.

Laylns the Blame Stories as
to the Cause of the eCsllision-'rhe Dead
Bodies Thrown Overheard with Inde.
cent Haste-Great Difficulty in Finding
out the Number hilied.
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By TELEGRAPH,
WEATHER REPORT,
iEdicatiOEs for the Next "a Ho,,.

War Department.
81, ofnce Of the Chief Signal Officer.
"sshin9ton. d. c., May "a ii A. n
For New England: Warmer fair weather
followed BY cooler threatening local rain, .
winds generally southerly.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-08
XIV.
3me Werptfte.

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yfeu5lsr.9ea nag onheerten Srel utonafe
lang bofts Der Dtore oss uautoaars Den
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l,ar'9after Nomanlgreloer 9atte mn elrlens
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oierused@ah5'g Oo9eh Die III pen el9ls'
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t" @sma $50 sau Ssa;Sa GSssr
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ST. n a"tsu ,ns n.y. ,srs aantsasm asu'
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Sotts bsts;ts No. Grsit S Ssr eianm" In
orossu Siiosn Sen s%fiaisnssaI ;ti,,iyt,
s ~ o mss. ca. 90 Sns 49,.
@rnnns iumosr Mefsrenbare in Ionaen
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(Sortietuns fOlst.)

Yiios Seilmittel far @atarrb nimmt ii@
~ansenebm. Sc III teine Glaiiisteit unb
ni@ts gum S4nupfsu.
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0srtrausnsmanues osS at. RapbaetS
WereinS iiao ta

Bremen: Serr gaNOr 9. Q dISH.r, 9~tussufI. 9.
Samburs: Ssrr Ebeobor Rspubers. Or. Reidsu'
iraBe SO.
antpsrpsn: Serr 3. gS. " d rh n, 40 apsnus Charlotte.
9totterbam: 6err Sacob 3.bIIer, pan Der Eaditruat17.
Sapre: Strr .. SambGrt M n n. 3 Rue Doubet.
aOnboH: Ser gatOr sd. Bolt, Al linton Street,
@bitshapeL.
~9iuerpoOl: Serr BtIItGm SrOf, SO Sute Street..
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Street, S~eseuiber GaitIe 9uroeu.
porto Aaegre, prou. &io 9Tanbes eu Sul, BraRIitn:
Ssrr 9lem n 3 " allan.
Sotaptas CDoua GranetssaD, Yrop. Santa @atbartua,
BrafIisu: Serr Batter .. BoeaershauieH n.
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&apbaels : 8ereiu gum SduBe Der
Gin unb NusipaHberer.
Bur Beu6tuna

Son peridisesaeu SeiteH peree i'd 10 oft erfadt, stntn
9erpanbt.n ooeT Bstanntem, Der lber SEE tomut, Ia
Castle Garden gu empiargsn uus tbm bebiIfia gu i.tu.
SD bin serue gu isbeu Dteniie berstt. Nur m6ate tt bits
ten Stets seuau a%rSuseben, nit welhem Sdtfe Der Betrefs
fsnos touinen ioq. @eun mdH uns nidt ben unseidbttn
Neg nne bic ~unseiibre 9ett uHsibt, MANN elmer tomueu foa,
10 Tt IS idwer, 10 iat rnnioslt1, Semaneep untsr Der
gut. psnn mon ben 8srpanoisn iaOu bic aersNs Der suros
paiibsn Observation-Disclosures aHsdbe. auf bieie Gt plrbe
aud ibon brlbeu iGr re Ssiep3t pereeu, uub tamsn ielbs
an fderiteu brett an mid. Wir 9ebeH bier BITE aerele
Der peraieoenen gertraueusmduner unb beuttrten babel
nod ~fol9enees.
Der Swsd bes ct. Rapbaslssge III, benz. Ssisuben
S9nS Mne Seiitano Gusso.tbeu gu laNen, uro tie Dor ies
benz Sdaesu In Seitliben uno 9etiti9en Dtu9en 5u bewabs
rem. Ssos austuuit in Serei etrsr iebeu ansetegenbett
Der @etie pire berettpiuigit uuO gratis ertbsiIt. 20
m6se babu ein Sober id In Reiiss auselepsnhsiten pers
trauensuol an ben Bereiu peuesu. Sier Elm 8tr5sttuib
her psrfbiebeueu Observation-Disclosures.
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Cine oroks ansrfsnnuns.
NIoontinatot, SIs.

Bloomington, Sus.
Ser SsraisgebsrSesg Bloomington SourraLs
Serr $. Meper, bat fhon Su ueri4iebes
men wlaleH 9elegenbeit oebabt, bic ausae5eiSs
reten @irfungsr pom Tr. Slug. aonig's Sants
burger Sropfen bel WagenIeioei rnb nnpers
bauli9teit Su erproben.
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a M prhgltsH knati6a
9e9en ma9enleiSen.
nucrrei6te &~cjnItate.
Gin rsi&sr e&at fur bas alter.

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Soma Gttp, Soma.
Serr Senrp Bakeries, elmer ser attes
fen MnfteSIer Der Stabt, beri1tet, bas Or.
Muguft a6nts's hamburger Sropfen bel bts
tnannisfaIttgeu Bsf9perben feiueS bpben MIs
tiers elm rsi&sr e9af fiHS. Sisfslbsn bstSrs
bern bic 8erbaIuns.
tini&dtbars 1isnFs usIsiHrt. 1,
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Ser Senrp 9qntretter perf9srt, bdb
Or. suSiif a5nis'S San,buraer Sropfen tim
f6on uni9dtbare Sienite g~eleiftst baben. BiS
nor brst SabreR lit CT hautg an Uerftoptans
iinS ilnperSauIidfeit. gnf Mnratbsn eineS
Srean6es periu4te Ct BITE 3ropfen anS warbs
In farssr Seit sebeiIt.
Sabre lang usIitttt anb nann etbtiIt.
$40 gaarfetsStr., ct. 2ouis, GVo.
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gerbammgsbei9merSen uno ni9tS tpolte ibm
beiitn, Bis CT i3lieBIi4 ouf auratben etnes
Sreunbes gu Or. anguft 96nis's Sarrburser
$rppfen feline 2ufIubt nabnt, ipel9e In furies
9sit fem YlasenIeiben tarirten.